Lyrics
That is how Jesus did it just like that
Miracles everywhere, do you believe it
Would You receive it, it's yours
That is how Jesus did it just like that
Miracles everywhere, do you believe it?
Would You receive it? It's yours
No need to be discouraged
There is no need to feel disappointed
Do you know when He died on the cross
He said it is finished
Everything that you require is yours in abundance
Do you know when He died on the cross
He said it is finished for you
That is how Jesus did it just like that
Miracles everywhere, do you believe it?
Would You receive it? It's yours
Blind Bartemaus by the pool of Bethseda
Thirty eight years had no one to help him
But one day Jesus came by and he was made whole
Just like that
See the woman with the issue of blood
Twelve years doctors couldn't help her
But one day with a touch on the master
She was made whole just like that
Just like that, just like that
That is how Jesus did it just like that
Miracles everywhere, do you believe it?
Would You receive it? It's yours
That is how Jesus did it just like that
Miracles everywhere, do you believe it?
Would You receive it? It's yours
Abundance (yours) Prosperity (yours)
Increase (yours) Favour (yours)
Do you believe it?
Would You receive it? It's yours
Abundance (yours) Greatness (yours)
Lifting (yours)
Everything you require (yours)
Do you believe it?
Would You receive it? It's yours
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Just Like That” celebrates Christ’s authority to heal and the hope created by the cross. Its refrain presents miracles as immediate signs of divine power, while the verses encourage confidence rather than discouragement. The song draws on Gospel healing narratives, especially the man who had been ill for thirty-eight years at Bethesda and the woman who touched Jesus’ garment after twelve years of suffering.
Those accounts are found separately in John 5:1-9 and Mark 5:25-34. The lyric’s reference to “Blind Bartemaus by the pool of Bethseda” blends the Bethesda healing with the distinct account of Bartimaeus in Mark 10:46-52, so the song’s larger theme is clearer than that particular retelling. Its statement “It is finished” also recalls John 19:30 and connects the praise to Christ’s crucifixion. Overall, the song uses testimony, repetition, and declarations of provision to express expectation that Christ remains able to bring healing, help, and restoration.
Related Scripture
- John 5:1-9 Jesus heals a man at Bethesda who had been ill for thirty-eight years.
- Mark 5:25-34 A woman suffering for twelve years is healed after touching Jesus’ garment.
- John 19:30 Jesus declares that his work is finished at the cross.